Where the Dead Poets Sing by Michael Curran-Dorsano

Where the Dead Poets Sing

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Where the Dead Poets Sing by Michael Curran-Dorsano

Wayfarer Books

Where the Dead Poets Sing

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In Where the Dead Poets Sing, an American immigrant seeks refuge in the West of Ireland as his country falls under the dark grip of fascism. Caught between the tectonic shifts of a global pandemic, the Irish housing crisis, and the rise of A.I, he journeys through dreamscape, memory and song in a desperate attempt to find new meaning in a crumbling world. At the heart of this collection is an elegy for the dying Earth, and an ode to all the immigrants, wanderers, and lost souls who fall through the cracks. A blend of the lyrical and experimental, the mythic and the mundane, each poem is a journey toward home, divinity, and a deeper human connection in a world thrown into chaos.

Book Details
Publisher:
Wayfarer Books
ISBN:
9781965320624
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
88
Authors:
Michael Curran-Dorsano
Published Date:
2026-02-24
Language:
English
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About Michael Curran-Dorsano

Author of the debut collection Where the Dead Poets Sing (Wayfarer Books, 2026), Michael Curran-Dorsano earned a BFA in Acting at Juilliard and an MA in Writing at the National University of Ireland, Galway. He grew up in Minneapolis. Following a fifteen-year acting career on stage and screen, he turned to poetry, publishing in Wayfarer Magazine, Vox Galvia, Tintreach, Spellweaver, and Pendemic.ie. He resides in Belfast, Ireland.

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